Do these require a loaf pan or can they be baked stand alone on a cookie sheet?
7744
Yes, they can stand along. I've tried several paper "stand alone" pans and these hold their shape better than the thin ones.
7745
They're pretty sturdy. A cookie sheet would be a good idea though. By the way, the 2" ones really aren't what I'd recommend for baking any thing that will rise a lot and run over-like banana breads. firmer bread loaves would likely be fine. Hope this helps.
1265437
Though, I haven't ever done it, I definitely think you can. These baking sheets are wonderful and they last and last. I bake quite frequently and have been using the same ones I originally ordered for almost 2 years.
2277356
I have been using them for decorative purposes only on cookies. I've not put them in the oven. It doesn't say on the jar. Don't think I've been much help.
837560
I have found that they bake very evenly. I use parchment paper, so I don't know if my results would be different if placed directly on the cookie sheet. I do not let it preheat. I have had grand results and I use them all the time.
1727770
I've never used them in the oven. I brown the muffins and then once they go into the oven to bake I remove them. They are metal and very sturdy so it looks like they should be oven safe.
703414
I use non-stick baking sheets, but I cover each sheet with parchment paper anyway because the parchment helps rolls, etc. to brown evenly without burning. Unless you press very hard on a baking ring, you are unlikely to scratch the baking sheet.
2199847
I don't know. We do not have that pan. They are sturdy enough to stand up on their own. We use them directly on a baking sheet.
1162535
Foil is not necessary. This baking sheet is naturally non stick. Just be sue to clean with hot water an lightly coat with oil after use like all cast iron profucts.
764837
I used them as the pan. They worked out fine as it baked evenly. I did put them on a baking sheet just in case it fell over during baking.
1197845
These are meant mainly for molding/forming food but they are pretty sturdy and made of stainless steel which takes high heat so I imagine they could be baked in except there is no bottom to this one so all your batter would ooze out the bottom. They do make similar items with removable bottoms that are meant for baking in though.
536527
I am not sure, but they have a rubber disk on the bottom. I don't think you bake with them if that's why you're asking.
2125992
hello , this is not a nonstick pan ,it can be with cookies made with a lot of butter but with any thing else ,no, you need to well flour the pan or you can use parchment paper like i am doing and i get nice and clean results
1132190
I am not sure u know there is an oven out there with this type of baking but otherwise I am not sure sorry. But these baking sheets are great for cookies.
493298
You need to buy them separately. I buy the small loaf pan one's, 4 or 5 in a pack usually and they fit perfectly.
2277355
I would not bake them. I have not tried, as would be afraid they would melt. I've added them to sugar cookies after they are baked and still warm and they held shape and luster. They are beautiful on frosted cupcakes.
275481
No, for proofing/raising only. Bake proofed loaf in cast iron pot, baking pan or on baking stone. Baskets are great
2175518
Yes, I do. Not sure if they would stand up on their own in an oven. They might...but I use the muffin pans.